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Bella Luna Toys

Skaneateles, New York

About Bella Luna Toys

Bella Luna Toys both makes their own toys and games inspired by the Waldorf education philosophy and sells options from other companies on their website. Not everything here is Made in the USA, but Bella Luna does have an extensive section on their website dedicated to domestically produced goods. In a market saturated with cheap imported goods, these toys are a breath of fresh air!

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Sports Goods

Bison

Lincoln, Nebraska

About Bison

Supporting all your sport events needs, Bison creates backboards, nets, wall cushions, and more to make any game a safe and well supplied one. Initially starting off in the basketball industry, Bison has grown to help sports from badminton to ice hockey now, and employs over 100 sport-expert Americans in Nebraska to make sure every game is a great one.  

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Toy Car Racetrack

Blu Track

Anamosa, Iowa

About Blu Track

Blu Track is a premium, patented, flexible, two lane toy racetrack that is not pre-configured, so players can create their own course for Matchbox-type cars. Lay down a classic run or a try a more creative design with loop de loops for toy-car racing pleasure! Blu Track is made from 100 percent U.S. materials and manufactured with 100 percent U.S. labor, and is often used by teachers to spark innovation in students!

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Wooden Toys and Games

Blueberry and Third

Ashburn, Virginia

About Blueberry and Third

The toys and play furniture from Blueberry and Third will be a more than welcome choice for any small kids in your life. Founded by a husband-and-wife duo, all these toys fit in with the Montessori philosophy of child development. That means there’s a lot of toys that let the kids figure things out on their own, like Blueberry and Third’s signature product, The Climbing Arch. There’s plenty of other play furniture to choose from as well, in addition to more classic toys like doll houses and activity boards. They’re also made from 100% U.S. sourced wood, so these are truly American toys!

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Boomerangs

Boomerangs by Vic

Colebrook, New Hampshire

About Boomerangs by Vic

Aside from a brief interlude wherein his father took away his first boomerang, Victor Poulin has always found himself experimenting and creating his own boomerangs. So it’s probably no surprise he turned it into a career. Boomerangs by Vic designs, including a Batarang, are sorted by beginner, experienced, left and right-handed. Poulin also showcases his products on his website — and some legendary trick shots. 

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Wooden Toys and Keepsakes

Cast & Carve

Maine

About Cast & Carve

Cast & Carve specializes in beautiful wooden cribbage boards that boast Maine-themed designs, including lobsters, moose, state cutouts and more. But if you’re hoping to share your love for the Pine Tree State in other ways, the company also sells wooden ornament and keychains. 

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Toys

Channel Craft

North Charleroi, Pennsylvania

About Channel Craft

Channel Craft has been making old-fashioned toys in the United States for four decades, from games and puzzles to the company’s line of “edu-tainment products.” Looking for unique SWAG for an upcoming conference? You can add a logo to the company’s line of kazoos, tops, and wooden whistles.

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Wooden Toys and Kid Furniture

Community Playthings

Ulster Park, New York

About Community Playthings

Research has shown that open-ended play is one of the best ways to foster children’s creativity, but finding open-ended toys that are versatile, durable, and engaging isn’t always easy. With Community Playthings it is. The company has a fantastic range of wooden toys and kid furniture to choose from, from toy cars and airplanes to perfectly toddler-sized stools to spectacular indoor play lofts — all made with the commitment to quality that has driven Community Playthings since its start in 1947.

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Handmade Fabric Sculptures

Cotton Monster

Baltimore, Maryland

About Cotton Monster

You could call ’em toys, but the monsters and cats and giant eyeballs made by Cotton Monster are more like sculptures! Their creator, a Baltimore native and graduate of the Maryland Institute College of Art, makes each by hand from recycled clothing and scraps of fabric. These monsters are super cool, playful and no two are exactly alike!

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